Sentence examples for changes to enforce from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, publication will be the answer; at other times, it will be a muscular inspection regime, or need legislative changes to enforce legal liability.

Meanwhile, Gates said, there would be some short-term rule changes to "enforce this policy in a more humane and fair manner," for example, not taking action when a third person — say, an ex-boyfriend or girlfriend — lets the military know that someone is gay.

In 2006, Apple said that Foxconn "has enacted a policy change to enforce the weekly overtime limits set by our Code of Conduct".

The Labour leader has asked Norman Pickavance, former director of human resources at supermarket Morrisons, to consult with businesses on how the changes could be implemented and whether the law would need to be changed to enforce them.

However, by extension, the nature of advocacy should also focus on empowering citizens not only for change but to enforce change.

Throughout ancient Egyptian history, rulers changed capitals to enforce a sense of national renewal or unity – a trend that began with the first purpose-built capital of a united Egypt, some 5,000 years ago.

The Rugby Football League has introduced nine rule changes to be enforced for the 2013 Super League and Championship competitions.

aids gives the forces that are hostile to change a reason to enforce a conservative social order.

affff0d8-6bc7-4542-b0de-b114daf634e2 David Cameron has told MPs "it may well be time" to change the law to enforce mandatory reporting of child abuse.

The German chancellor declared in a speech to her CDU party today that "political union" is the ultimate goal and made plain that she means changes to EU treaties to enforce budgetary discipline across the eurozone.

A10 South Korean Cabinet Remade President Kim Dae Jung replaced half his 19-member cabinet, including top economic officials, in an effort to enforce changes in the way corporations and banks operate.